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1992 Honda CB1000F CB1000
Excluding Government Charges / Excludes On-Road Costs. Contact the dealer to determine charges applicable to you.
$6,990
Year
1992
Type
Used
Kilometres
44,387
Transmission
Manual
Engine
4 Cylinders 998 CC Petrol
Drive Type
Chain
Bike Type
Road
VIN #
6ZZP00SC301000979
Stock #
20311
A1 Motorcycles
56 Maroondah Hwy, Ringwood, VIC 3134
Phone: 03 9870 2222
Features
- EngineSize: 998
- EngineType: Piston
- FuelType: Petrol
- LAMS Approved: False
- Vehicle Class: Sport Touring (751 - 10000cc)
- Engine Config: Parallel
- Engine Stroke: 4
- Cam Type: DOHC (Double Over Head Cam)
- Induction System: Aspirated
- Cooling: Liquid
- Starter: Electric
- Engine Voltage: 12Volt
- Charging Method: Alternator & Regulator-Rectifier
- Recommended RON: 91
- Front Suspension: Conventional telescopic fork
- Rear Suspension: Swingarm; Twin shocks
- Front Brake Description: Twin disc; Hydraulic
- Rear Brake Description: Single disc
- ABS: Not Available
- Wheel Type: 3-Spoke
Please confirm all features with dealer.
2EGC prices exclude government charges and on-road costs. Contact the dealer to determine charges applicable to you.
Forged-aluminum triple-clamps carry meaty, 43mm Showa cartridge forks, which hold the front axle in hinged, quick-release clamps. Twin Showa shocks came with natty remote reservoirs. A pair of über-rigid, 40 x 90mm extruded-aluminum main beams formed Honda’s most massive swingarm yet. Meticulously refined and exquisitely finished, the CB1000 is more than a stripped-down CBR1000 and a whole lot less as well, starting with the engine.
Though blessed with the same basic architecture as the 998cc four in its plastic-wrapped brother—oil-cooled alternator, gear-driven balance shaft and so on—the naked version got slightly less compression, milder cams and 34mm constant-velocity carbs in place of the CBR’s 38s. It also came with five speeds in its gearbox instead of six. Bolted into a double-cradle steel frame, the 582-lb. result is at least 30 lbs. lighter than an equivalent CBR1000F with 5.8 gallons of fuel on board, and the rest of the bike is nearly flawless.
For power, the Honda CB1000 had its soul brought to life by a 998cc four-stroke four-cylinder liquid-cooled engine that delivered an output power of 98 hp at 8,500 rpm and 84 Nm (62 lb-ft) of torque at 6,000 rpm.
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